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邓小平与 新加坡经验 - National Library Singapore

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(Clockwise from top)<br />

Immigrant Labour and the Development of Malaya, 1786-1920<br />

All rights reserved, Govt. Print. Off., 1961<br />

Malaya: Economic and Commercial Conditions in the Federation of Malaya and<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong>, March 1951<br />

All rights reserved, H.M.S.O, 1952<br />

Malaya<br />

All rights reserved, Public Relations Office, 1949<br />

There is also a wide range of titles in the collection on the<br />

Chinese in Southeast Asia. For a good overview, Jonas Daniel<br />

Vaughan’s The Manners and Customs of the Chinese of the Straits<br />

Settlements (1879) gives an account of the social lives of the Chinese<br />

in the Straits Settlements. George William Skinner, an American<br />

anthropologist, wrote a Report on the Chinese in Southeast Asia,<br />

December 1950 (1951) and more than a decade later, Charles Patrick<br />

Fitzgerald, an Australian scholar, published The Third China: The<br />

Chinese Communities in South-East Asia (1969). The Ya Yin Kwan<br />

Collection also has other English and Chinese titles on Chinese<br />

communities in other Southeast Asian countries.<br />

In particular, the Ya Yin Kwan Collection has quite a number of<br />

Japanese titles that were published in the 1930s and 1940s. These<br />

focus mainly on the Chinese in Southeast Asia and Southeast Asian<br />

studies. In one of the Chinese articles written by him, Tan Yeok<br />

Seong gave a very comprehensive overview of early Japanese<br />

studies on the Chinese in Southeast Asia. He also mentioned that<br />

some of the Japanese titles in the Ya Yin Kwan collection could no<br />

longer be easily found in Japan. 10<br />

These titles are just a drop in the ocean of information waiting<br />

to be rediscovered in the Ya Yin Kwan Collection. Members of the<br />

public may view the Ya Yin Kwan Collection located on Level 10 of<br />

the Lee Kong Chian Reference <strong>Library</strong>, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Library</strong>, during the<br />

library’s opening hours. Those wishing to consult the collection<br />

may approach the staff at the Information Counter on Level 11. The<br />

collection is to be used within the library’s premises.<br />

Researchers interested in this collection can also request for a<br />

copy of the Catalogue of the Ya Yin Kwan Collection in the Lee Kong<br />

Chian Reference <strong>Library</strong> from the Level 11 Information Counter.<br />

(Clockwise from top)<br />

Sources for Historical Research in Malaya<br />

Handbook of the Netherlands East-Indies, 1920<br />

All rights reserved, Netherlands East Indies. Dept. of Agriculture, Industry<br />

and Commerce, 1920-1930<br />

Ancient South-east Asian Warfare<br />

All rights reserved, Quaritch, 1952<br />

Catalogue of the Ya Yin Kwan Collection in the<br />

Lee Kong Chian Reference <strong>Library</strong><br />

All rights reserved, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Library</strong> Board, 2006

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